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Kitchen lights

Our kitchen lamps stand out for their design, their quality and the resistance of the materials with which they are made.

Get a perfect kitchen thanks to the combination of lighting power and style offered by the items in our catalogue of kitchen lights and lighting. Our extensive range of models includes hanging and ceiling lamps, table lamps and wall sconces.

In addition, you also have a multitude of power and light colour options so you can choose the perfect type of LED lighting for your kitchen.

And best of all, LED lighting in the kitchen also consumes less energy than traditional bulbs, as well as having a much longer service life. Enjoy the best possible lighting in your kitchen while saving money!

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About Kitchen lights

Which type of LED lamp is most recommended to illuminate a kitchen?

The kitchen is a room that offers endless possibilities and includes several areas to illuminate:

  • Ceiling lamps. They are the perfect choice for correct general lighting.
  • LED panels. They are practical, modern, take up little space and make the most of LED technology -synonymous with energy and economic savings.
  • Hanging lamps. They adapt to different functions in specific areas. The clearest examples: on the table or on the counter.
  • Lighting for cabinets and furniture. They allow you to create your own spaces with ambient light or illuminate areas that require specific solutions such as the interior of a low cabinet.

Can I use different shades of LED light to illuminate my kitchen?

You can do this, but make sure the combination will work well, for example, using a cool white light on the countertop wall sconces to keep the work area well-lit and a warmer, yellower light on your ceiling lamp.

The ideal is to find a balance between the different lights in your kitchen and even install different switches to turn them on separately, so that the environment is not ruined by mixing radically different lighting tones.